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Spatial analysis for regional development
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Dennis A. Rondinelli
NRTS-9/UNUP-166
RESOURCE SYSTEMS THEORY AND METHODOLOGY SERIES, NO. 2
A Case Study in the Bicol River Basin of the Philippines
THE UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY
RESOURCE SYSTEMS THEORY AND METHODOLOGY SERIES
Series Editors
Professor José I.D.R. Furtado (University of Malaya)
Dr. Terry B. Grandstaff (United States Agency for International
Development)
Dr. Kenneth Ruddle (National Museum of Ethnology, Japan)
Dennis A. Rondinelli is Director of the Graduate Planning Program of The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York.
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NRTS-9/UNUP-166
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This report was published within the framework of the United Nations University's Programme on the Use and Management of Natural Resources. The views expressed are those of the author and not necessarily those of the United Nations University.
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1. Marginal resources and regional development
2. Spatial dimensions of regional resource development
3. Background and concept of the "urban functions in rural development" projects
4. Selection of the Bicol river basin
5. Principles of organization and methodology selection
6. Analytical methods and planning procedures
7. Conclusions and implications
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